Jackson Eager to Keep Keys to No 10 As Warriors Hunt Scarlets Scalp
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GLASGOW will this evening bid to alleviate some of the gloom in their camp with a stirring win away to the Scarlets, but the presence of Ruaridh Jackson back at stand-off could provide a more long-term lift to the Scottish game.
Jackson celebrated his 21st birthday with a call-up to Scotland's training squad for the RBS Six Nations Championship and though he did not feature, the fly-half was hugely encouraged by the faith shown in him by then coach Frank Hadden. He is determined to kick on back at Glasgow and having won a third starting role at stand-off for tonight's Magners League clash, he is out to increase the pressure on Dan Parks.See the full content of this document
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Jackson Eager to Keep Keys to No 10 As Warriors Hunt Scarlets Scalp
"That's the aim certainly," he said. "I've surpassed all my expectations from the start of the season and that's t...
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